Draft season is almost upon us. Many managers will do countless mocks to get a sense for the board as well as ADP ranges. And it is helpful to do so. Any league can be just as unpredictable as a mock draft. Below we have a mock draft that is 15 rounds, and we will examine values and what stands out on the board. The league is standard scoring, with two running back slots, two wide receivers, and two flex spots. I drafted my team from the 1.02 spot.
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2025 Fantasy Football Redraft Mock Draft
Round One
- Ja’Marr Chase (WR1)
- Bijan Robinson (RB1) – my pick
- Saquon Barkley (RB2)
- Jahmyr Gibbs (RB3)
- CeeDee Lamb (WR2)
- Justin Jefferson (WR3)
- Malik Nabers (WR4)
- Christian McCaffrey (RB4)
- Derrick Henry (RB5)
- Puka Nacua (WR5)
- Ashton Jeanty (RB6)
- Nico Collins (WR6)
Analysis: An even split between running back and wide receiver. And it is not surprising to see any of these names in round one. A true chalk start.
Round Two
- Brian Thomas Jr. (WR7)
- Amon-Ra St. Brown (WR8)
- De’Von Achane (RB7)
- Jonathan Taylor (RB8)
- Drake London (WR9)
- Brock Bowers (TE1)
- Bucky Irving (RB9)
- Kyren Williams (RB10)
- Josh Jacobs (RB11)
- Chase Brown (RB12)
- A.J. Brown (WR10) – my pick
- Josh Allen (QB1)
Analysis: Again, no big surprises; it is a great spot for Jonathan Taylor, who usually goes in the back end of the second in PPR scoring, but still well within his range in standard scoring. The running back value was quickly scooped up with the run in the mid to late second round. My favorite pairing thus far is at pick one, getting two players who have the potential to finish the best at their position is a place you want to be after two rounds.
Round Three
- Omarion Hampton (RB13)
- Lamar Jackson (QB2) – my pick
- Trey McBride (TE2)
- Terry McLaurin (WR11)
- Kenneth Walker (RB14)
- Breece Hall (RB15)
- Tee Higgins (WR12)
- Ladd McConkey (WR13)
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba (WR14)
- James Cook (RB16)
- George Kittle (TE3)
- TreVeyon Henderson (RB17)
Analysis: The first big surprise is Terry McLaurin at WR11, coming off a WR5 finish with Jayden Daniels. The manager is betting on the holdout ending. And if it does, the upside is undoubtedly there. I respect managers who take their stands on players. Terry McLaurin would have likely been gone at their selection in round four. The rest of the rounds see two rookie running backs fly off the board. Both are a tad above ADP, but high-risk, high-reward is what you get when betting on rookies. A strategy that will likely see a league winner or a league loser.
Round Four
- Jalen Hurts (QB3)
- Alvin Kamara (RB18)
- James Conner (RB19)
- Tyreek Hill (WR14)
- Tetairoa McMillan (WR15)
- Chuba Hubbard (RB20)
- Mike Evans (WR16)
- Isiah Pacheco (RB21)
- Jayden Daniels (QB4)
- Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR17)
- Garrett Wilson (WR18) – my pick
- Davante Adams (WR19)
Analysis: The value swung back to the other positions this round. The early running back run caused a ton of great value to fall. Jalen Hurts in round four is an excellent pick, as well as Jayden Daniels. Hill, McMillan, Evans, Harrison, Wilson, and Adams all feel undervalued. That is not to say Kamara and Conner do not belong. They do. Pacheco is the only one who is a little rich for me, but having a part of Kansas City’s offense is never a bad thing.
Round Five
- R.J. Harvey (RB22)
- Rashee Rice (WR20) – my pick
- D.K. Metcalf (WR21)
- DeVonta Smith (WR22)
- Courtland Sutton (WR23)
- DJ Moore (WR24)
- Calvin Ridley (WR25)
- David Montgomery (RB23)
- George Pickens (WR26)
- Jerry Jeudy (WR27)
- Joe Burrow (QB5)
- Tony Pollard (RB24)
Analysis: The remaining value at receiver was scooped up, but the most significant value is Tony Pollard at the end of the round. Pollard will get the backfield to himself for a couple of weeks to start the season. If the Titans’ offense clicks with Cam Ward, we could see multiple RB1 weekly finishes for Pollard until Tyjae Spears returns from injury. George Pickens also stuck out to me as a great value in an offense that is going to have to throw the ball a ton, especially if Micah Parsons is on his way out.
Round Six
- Kaleb Johnson (RB25)
- Jameson Williams (WR28)
- Jaylen Waddle (WR29)
- Sam Laporta (TE4)
- Xavier Worthy (WR30)
- Tyrone Tracy Jr. (RB26)
- Bo Nix (QB6)
- D’Andre Swift (RB27)
- Zay Flowers (WR31)
- Jakobi Meyers (WR32)
- Quinshon Judkins (RB28) – my pick
- David Njoku (TE5)
Analysis: Slight reaches on David Njoku and Jakobi Meyers highlight this round of the mock draft. However, with Geno Smith and Joe Flacco as the new starters, both can pay off even this ADP. The start of the round saw some excellent value with Jameson Williams, Jaylen Waddle, and Xavier Worthy. All three of these players should likely find themselves in round five instead of six. Excellent value all around in this round. I felt like this was the spot to take the chance on Judkins after Tracy went off the board. This spot might be where Judkins ends up for redraft season.
Round Seven
- Stefon Diggs (WR33)
- Mark Andrews (TE6) – my pick
- Chris Olave (WR33)
- Joe Mixon (RB29)
- Travis Hunter (WR34)
- Evan Engram (TE7)
- Matthew Golden (WR35)
- Emeka Egbuka (WR36)
- Aaron Jones (RB30)
- Rome Odunze (WR37)
- Ricky Pearsall (WR38)
- Jordan Addison (WR39)
Analysis: The mock draft slides end in round seven for Joe Mixon and Jordan Addison. Both will be missing sometime this year. Mixon will likely start the year on the injured list, while Addison will have to serve his suspension. Addison’s weekly upside makes him worth this selection, while it remains to be seen how bad Mixon’s injury is. The steal of the round for me is Emeka Egbuka; you could argue he should go in round five, and I would not offer much push back. The Chris Godwin uncertainty, along with the Jalen McMillan injury, should significantly increase Egbuka’s stock.
Round Eight
- Travis Kelce (TE8)
- Jaylen Warren (RB31)
- Travis Etienne Jr. (RB32)
- Patrick Mahomes (QB7)
- Jordan Mason (RB33)
- Tyler Warren (TE9)
- Deebo Samuel Sr. (WR40)
- Baker Mayfield (QB8)
- T.J. Hockenson (TE10)
- Christ Godwin (WR41)
- Josh Downs (WR42) – my pick
- Khalil Shakir (WR43)
Analysis: T.J. Hockenson is likely the value pick of the entire mock draft. The round of ambiguous backfields and great value at the tight end position is the theme of this round.
Round Nine
- Zach Charbonnet (RB34)
- Jauan Jennings (WR44) – my pick
- J.K. Dobbins (RB35)
- Brian Robinson Jr. (RB36)
- Kyle Pitts (TE11)
- Cooper Kupp (WR45)
- Justin Herbert (QB9)
- Colston Loveland (TE12)
- Eagles Defense (DEF1)
- Tucker Kraft (TE12)
- Keon Coleman (WR46)
- Jared Goff (QB10)
Analysis: First defense comes off the board, and it is the Super Bowl champions. Several upside picks on wide receiver, and we are about to enter a tier break at running back, where it goes from potential committee guys to backups. It would be wise to have three or four running backs by this point in your drafts.
Round 10
- Jayden Reed (WR46)
- Nick Chubb (RB37)
- Drake Maye (QB11)
- Kyler Murray (QB12)
- Jayden Higgins (WR47)
- Dylan Sampson (RB38)
- Brock Purdy (QB13)
- Michael Pittman Jr. (WR47)
- Darnell Mooney (WR48)
- C.J. Stroud (QB13)
- Luther Burden III (WR49) – my pick
- Jonnu Smith (TE13)
Round 11
- Cam Skattebo (RB39)
- Javonte Williams (RB40) – my pick
- Broncos Defense (DEF2)
- Brandon Aiyuk (WR50)
- Marvin Mims (WR51)
- Dalton Kincaid (TE14)
- Dont’e Thornton (WR52)
- Dak Prescott (QB14)
- Jake Ferguson (TE15)
- Braelon Allen (RB41)
- Keenan Allen (WR53)
- Brandon Aubrey (K1)
Round 12
- Steelers Defense (DEF3)
- Rhamondre Stevenson (RB42)
- Caleb Williams (QB15)
- Jake Bates (K2)
- Isaac Guerendo (RB43)
- Buffalo Defense (DEF4)
- Vikings Defense (DEF5)
- Chris Boswell (K3)
- Cameron Dicker (K4)
- Dallas Goedert (TE16)
- Tank Bigsby (RB43) – my pick
- Texans Defense (DEF6)
Round 13
- Najee Harris (RB44)
- Ravens Defense (DEF7) – my pick
- Harrison Butker (K5)
- Commanders Defense (DEF8)
- Trey Benson (RB44)
- Chase McLaughlin (K6)
- Younghoe Koo (K7)
- Jake Elliott (K8)
- Rashid Shaheed (WR54)
- Zach Ertz (TE17)
- Chiefs Defense (DEF9)
- Jaydon Blue (RB45)
Round 14
- Tyjae Spears (RB46)
- Will Reichard (K9)
- Cam Little (K10)
- Tre Harris (WR55)
- Lions Defense (DEF10)
- Jordan Love (QB16)
- Rachaad White (RB47)
- Austin Ekeler (RB48)
- J.J. McCarthy (QB17)
- Justin Fields (QB18)
- Tyler Bass (K11) – my pick
- Tyler Loop (K12)
Round 15
- Cam Ward (QB19)
- Jacory Croskey-Merritt (RB49) – my pick
- Rashod Bateman (WR56)
- Isaiah Likely (TE18)
- 49ers Defense (DEF11)
- Christian Kirk (WR57)
- Adam Thielen (WR58)
- Trevor Lawrence (QB20)
- Kyle Williams (WR59)
- Seahawks Defense (DEF12)
- Hunter Henry (TE19)
- Brenton Strange (TE20)
Conclusion
That wraps up the redraft mock draft. Hopefully, this gives a helpful hint at some of the values this year. And how your draft can go many different ways. Always remember to adapt your strategy on the fly, and do not just stick to something. Best of luck in your redraft leagues this season!
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